The National tribune., 1887-02-17
LOYAL WOMBNSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
The Happy Household.
crNNAMoN RoLLs ANp TIpY.


portion OF the dough, mix IN two or three
tablespoons OF sugar roll thin, spread Win 6ut.er
and sprinkle with powdered cinnamon. lsoA hAe
q Jelly cake cut in inch pieces and bake.
Toany one wishing u ] will send dlrechons LOT
making very pretty tidy out OF carpet wsip ~, anu
ribbon-NorR Bxlcr, Gotham, Richland Co., WAS.
AN EXPERIENCED PIE MAKER.
Harry HOUSEHOLDS am going 10 give you my
mode OF making pies. which may be appreciated by
some inexperienced cooks, as my recipe u reliable
In making fruit pies pat the sugar with a teaspoon
of -four, Ia first, then add fruit. Moisten the edge
of the bottom crust before placing the top crust on
Press the two edges tightly together and trim both
at once The sugar will then boil up in the fruit in
stead OF boiling out OF the pies "a u will be sure To
put on top of the fruit When making apple pies
j very seldom peel the apples, but with knife
hack thcu all over then slice usual. IL gives the
pie delicious flavor, and IL the apples are red a
beautiful color. In making plocrust Use just hai
the quantity OF water az lard. Mix 10 smooth
dough. Use plenty Of Hour IN rolling n Out wish
ing The TRIBUNE success the same 70 All que
makers Of the Household-Mrs. Annie Dawson
Le Roy, III.
HONOR RoIL-BEsT LETTERS.
First llonor-Nill IL. Slaughter, Chetopa, Kan;
Second Honor-Nellie Smith, Lake George, n.
n; VIII G. Ehrhardt GFeensbury, Ind.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE PLEDGE.
Bcicring hat loyalty dse linton is fidelity 10 ite
o0tse o. abfil equal rights and Zee Iteration Of man
Mind are do SoicmRgfed ourselves 10 sdcredy guard
free institutions aud disseminate knowledge Of
fseiF great underlying principles the communities
90 trhich Ue aud that ia all times II peru are
trih stand M oar country aud her flag, need be
41iih iiUeS
Kate o Daniel Meadvle Pa; Edwin I. Wallace
Lisbon. " r.; W. A. Mmklcy, Cleariield, Iowa.
Francis %. Cornwall, Colon, Mich.-total, 292.
soLvERs AND SEARCHES.
Ada J. Bevelle Savannah. Mo-, 2; r. II. Jacquith
Americus, Kan. 4; Nora lhNler, Gotham, WIS. -
Minnie 1'iicr, Qutman, Mo-, 4; III. M. Mccall, Cole
Camp, Mo-, 2; Susie A. Downs, Brewer, Me- |;
Annie L. Marsh Saugus Mass. 4; Ida Brake Gale
donna, Mich. 4; Minamee Walker. Lerton Neb, d.
&. Is. Wilkins Syracuse. Neb., 4; Halle SOnger
Golden, Colo. a; Mary ID. Petty North Dorset W.
Al guruf soil antlft 4. q Il
Plymouth Ncb, 3; John l.. Wright Rutland, III.
Ida Nj. Reynolds, Reynoldsyille, Pa, 2; Il; r.
Risiey, 81. Johns, Mich. 1; Wilbur Bush, Weldon
Mich, 8; William Hughes, lenzburg, H.. : Nellie
Fairclrd, Blair keb., 6: &. W. Freely Flint. Ind,
2 Mary n liieSok, Rush, Pa, !; Edith l.. Gates,
New London, Conn, Q; Martha Burton, Celesline,
Ind, Arthur J. Kelley, South Mallmglord, VI,
8; Geo Brown, stratton, Neb, 4; Peter nj. Healy,
Fort Dodge, Iowa, 4; Al. H. Talbot, Greenup, Ill,
a. Jennie Bean, st. Charles, Iowa, 3; :. X. Wait
Austin, Mimi; James M. PrinRle Shetiord Center,
W. Mary Pullman, Wykol, Mimi, 1; Clarence
Greedy, Bangor, Mimi, G Jarrah j. Estep, j; Jos
nj. A. Kelly. ~. Mark, Pa 8.
TENNESSEE BOYS VIEWS OF MATRMoNY.
FRIENDS OF THE c. C.: Now don't laugh at me
Cor selecting this subject Variety is the spice of
life and am Ia favor of changing the subjects of
our letters from Names" " Prohibition" etc. TO
something else To me this seems subject Of great
importance Not that I've any notion of launching
out on the troubled sea- but ] want 10 try TO wield
some influence over those who thinking of try
lng the game of chance. Especially would warn
the girls. Each girl mods confidently TO herself and
says, My life will be worth living" She never
grows weary an building air-castles, and fancies
lie holds something grand and glorious for her.
But how few of our fond hopes ever reach fruiton.
se IA no hurry TO leave the old home, for here you
have been perfection, and the man you marry will
he very APT TO find some fault i'm you. Your eyes
viii not he SO lovely some other girls he has
known, or you will not cook well as his mother
did. You'll never in all the world find love that
Will sufpass mothers love, nor anyone that will
take the pride in that father does yet III girls
must marry, never lel them marry man that has
that las all the qualities IL takes 10 make man ia
the true sense OF the word II he hasn't these the
time VIII come when you'll either loathe him or
sink 10 his level I've given the girls a few of my
ideas aud little advice, and the boys now
ready 70 listen TO anything they have TO say-Ten-
nessee Boy, Haley Tenn.
REPLY no PROPOSAL IN RHYME
in looking over the C. C. column,
4 read request and snswer solemn;
f0r1u complexion am fair,
And have blue eyes and auburn hair.
YOU say you're young. and so am T.
My age you'd guess were you TO try;
But lest yon guess and get il wrong,
an sweet sixteen, NJ runs The song.
I've had such fun In my young life
Answering letters for a wife;
And well mind that day last June
When We received our first TRIBUNE.
Well, should you write me, soon or later
Remember Illinois. Decatur;
Aud when YOU write don't he too sweet;
Dlfeci 10 ~. *, l253 n Clinton street
A SILENT PATRIOT SPEAKS
FRIENDS or THE q. C.: am exceedingly inter
esied with the proceedings Of the Club, aud knock
fOr admitianoe for heretofore silent member son
of First Lieutenant. ll5lh IA.
As our fathers constituted army for the pro-
motion OF peace, SO should we compose a band for
the preservation Of peaceful associations and good
will giving honor 10 whom honor is due.
We do not consistently appreciate the benefits of
the peace obtained AT the expense Of our fathers
suffering, nor do we realize the condtion-the
deliverance from which we should be truly CRATE
lgl-we would be m had the results Of the been
the reverse.
live the Indian Territory line, and can relate
many incidents of travels into that country 20 nny
81 the opposite sex who are ~ communicative
disposition. success 10 THE TRIBUNE associates =
VIII a. Slaughter, Chetopa Kan.
LIFE is WORTH LIVING.
FRIESDs or THE g. c.: Life is beautiful despite all
tts drawbacks. IL could see nothing good i'm this
world OF ours, nothing 10 admire, nothing 10 love
10 look back upon or 10 look forward 10; il had
no memories oi youthful dreams. of light aud life,
thlh world would be blank There il no place on
earth 30 barren or desolate but that we can find
some beauty IN II, and be thankful that the Creator
has made the earth fair place 10 tarry the brief
while that lie hath made M pilgrims going home
-Meddie A. Alldredge, daughter Co ID. sth Mo-
veteran, DeePwater Henry Co., Mo.
LOOK TO YOUR CHARACTER.
FnrESDs or THE c; C.: The admirable letters Of
suggests a few thoughts the importance of form
ing character. Character cannot be Judged by "a
hne name, on even "A fair face. j admire a fair face
when natural, but how many are There Who sre
constantly using cosmetics 10 beautify their vsape
anu hFe ihus covering APP ali lines of character
breaking tho surface. Who IL il that would write
letter and then shy that the paper would be more
worthy 70 be free from marks. The countenanoe
IA the gage by which character Is measured by the
common observer, but should the face be falsi6ed
The little character that does exist would he GOV.
cred Some photographers will fiji up all lines OF
character pa negative making the likeness of one
20 resemble a wax figure. j wonder how many III
the g g. are at the present judging some character
by photograph. j think a fair sentimental mar n
script DE- better exponent Of character than fair
ph3sosfelh That may be counterfeit. would like
10 near Rom Others this subject and will ANSWER
All reasonable letters from members of the n N
Success 10 THE TRIBUNE.-Mill O. HLrhaydt
Gneensburgh, Ind.
CLUB WHISPERS.
We like THE TRIBUNE more every year and end
liza household necessity. Would like the addresses
oil Capt Reynolds aud Capt Atherton l4th Ky
apo would like soiOc cOmfade TO send tle war s,,,,,
entitled : Ne Goppcrhcadn beginning Fello,ye
sololera 81 tic Cumberland. "-Il. r. Kennedy 23d
Mass, Mnnlnto, MINI. - 80
who o., p the author OF the following;
but cvll D. wrought by want OF Thought
As well as want of hearin
Clarence Greeley Bangor Mimi
We have Organized what b. known az the Cinoip.
nat Correspondence Club. The Secretary Sap.
ford Buck viii send particulars 10 ali on reeein 81
Iowa ~"0'ihA'
was deeply impressed with Daisy FERNS le,,e,
h 700 Dad That the children of our brave Veier-
The q. g., can We not do something for the re,d,
ones AL around sy-Mayhower.
mink ~ shows greatness "a weak mind Tor
young ihuleb and gentlemen To ask corresDondenoa
Through the newspapers The public look upon n
~ poor practice that leads 10 no good. What saw